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The Met Office has issued a Yellow snow and ice warning for five areas at the start of the week. It issued a new update at around 11am on Saturday.

Weather maps from WXCharts have shown the exact times parts of the country will be blanketed with snow as the Met Office warned of a "changeable picture" into January

The New Year is set to start blustery across Coventry and Warwickshire. The latest Met Office forecast predicts that as the bells bring in 2025, wind speeds could hit up to 37mph. It marks what will be a blustery and wet start to the New Year. It has been an unsettled festive season so far.

After a foggy and damp start to the post-Christmas week, temperatures are expected to plummet, potentially bringing significant snowfall to parts of the UK. Since Boxing Day, mist and fog have lingered across much of the country, with areas such as Gloucestershire, the Midlands and Yorkshire experiencing particularly dense conditions.

The Met Office is forecasting an "erratic change" in the weather from New Year's Eve, on its long range forecast. Although confidence about the picture is "very low" at this range, if correct, it could be a wintry start to the New Year.

Christmas Day sees highs of 14.2C in Aberdeen as outdoor swimmers take advantage of the mild weather to start the day with a festive dip

Mildest start to Christmas Day on record for parts of UK - A temperature of 14.2C was reached in Dyce, Aberdeen.

The 25 December itself is expected to be a ‘grey Christmas’ – but all hope of a white Christmas season is not lost